100x · Marketing & CX
You get judged on the one number you don't control — what happens to the lead after you hand it over. We build the agent that answers every one in the same second, on your client's WhatsApp, under your client's name, with the audit trail landing in your report.
For UAE agencies and in-house marketing teams of 5 to 100 · White-label it · You own what we build
Six named agents, sold as one line on your retainer or run in-house. Live on a real WhatsApp number in 2 days. Ask to see it running before you decide.
The month you get judged on
You didn't buy the wrong audience. Nobody answered the one you bought.
Answer every lead in the same second, and show the client exactly who called back and who didn't. That is the day you stop selling clicks and start selling the outcome — and the renewal stops being an argument you have to win.
100x already runs a live end-to-end system inside a Dubai business — ad, answered lead, qualified job, delivery — every day since June. Same stack, your name on it.
Ask to see it running before you decide. Twenty minutes on a real number, answering real messages, with the audit trail open in front of you. No slide deck, no discovery phase, no pilot fee.
01
Answers every lead in the second it lands, qualifies it, books the meeting.
It sits on your client's WhatsApp Business number, under your client's name. Every Meta lead form, click-to-WhatsApp ad, Google call extension, TikTok or Snap enquiry hits it and gets a reply in the same second — then it asks the questions the rep would have asked on Monday.
A lead answered at 20:40 on a Friday, qualified and booked by 20:44. No human touched it. Illustration, sample data.
02
Proves every lead was answered — and names the ones nobody called back.
Lead quality is the argument that ends retainers, and you have never had the data to win it. Now every lead carries a clock: delivered at, answered at, qualified yes or no, booked, and what the client's team did next. You walk into the wash-up with a filter, not an opinion.
The conversation you could never have before: not "were the leads good", but "who opened them".
What a day's leads look like when every one carries a timestamp. Illustration, sample data.
03
Writes the monthly client report. You edit it. You don't build it.
Every agency loses the same week to the same job: pulling numbers out of seven places, pasting them into a deck, and writing the same commentary in different words. The agent pulls it, joins it, writes the read-out in your account director's voice and hands it back before she opens her laptop.

The report your client actually reads — written the morning it is due, not the week after.
04
No brief reaches your studio incomplete. Every sign-off has a name on it.
Half your margin dies between the WhatsApp message and the artwork. The agent takes the brief where the client already sends it, asks the questions your creative team always has to chase, and refuses to pass it on until they're answered. Then it runs the approval loop and keeps the receipts.
A five-minute intake that used to be three days of chasing. Illustration, sample data.
05
Answers, reminds, rebooks and wins back — long after the campaign ended.
Acquisition is what you're paid for. Retention is what makes the acquisition look good. The same agent stays on the same number after the sale: it handles the service questions that eat a community manager's day, saves the no-shows, and asks for the review from the customers who were happy.
The work nobody puts on a media plan, and every client notices when it stops.
A Tuesday after the campaign. Illustration, sample data.
06
Turns a prospect's public footprint into a one-page leak sheet before you pitch.
The pitch is where agencies give away the most and charge the least. Credentials deck, chemistry meeting, spec work, three rounds, one winner. The agent changes what you walk in with: not ideas they can keep, but their own numbers, measured from what is already public.

The pitch you had time to prepare, because nobody spent the week pulling numbers.
From first call to answering your client's leads
A demo built on one of your real campaigns, with your real qualification questions and your client's tone. Not a slide deck.
Live on a real WhatsApp number, taking the leads your ads are already delivering. Your team keeps working the way it does — the agent fills the gap between delivery and the callback.
Lead audit, reporting, brief intake and sign-offs, with your team's roles and permissions — and your logo on it if you're reselling it.
The question you're really asking
Less than the performance hire you were about to make. And it works on Friday night.
Fixed price, quoted on the call — not after three meetings and a discovery phase. No per-seat licence, no retainer you can't cancel, no invoice that grows every quarter.
Ask and you'll have the number in the first ten minutes. Most agencies start with the Speed-to-Lead Agent on one client, resell it at their own margin, and add the next when the first has paid for itself.
We take two marketing builds a month. That's a capacity limit, not a sales tactic.
The questions you're already asking
Who you're actually dealing with
100x is run by Alexis Jean-Baptiste. Before this he was Chief AI Officer twice over — at L'Oréal and at Estée Lauder — where the systems he built drove more than $150M in incremental revenue. Seventeen years putting AI to work inside companies that don't build software, and over 1,600 people trained to run it.
He has spent a decade on your client's side of the table: signing the retainer, sitting through the wash-up, asking the agency to explain a number nobody in the room agreed on. He knows exactly which part of your report the CMO reads, and which part the CFO is waiting for. Then he built the systems that answered it.
Support Sunday to Thursday, 9am–6pm Gulf time, with an emergency line for anything customer-facing that stops. Everything runs in your own cloud account — if we vanished tomorrow it would keep running without us.
Tell us which client, which channel, and what happens to a lead after you hand it over. We'll show you exactly what we'd build first — and what it would have caught last month.